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I have been active in the comic book industry since the mid-70’s. I launched and co-edited the Fast Fiction fanzine in the ‘80s and was a regular artist in the influential Escape magazine. My other work includes Illegal Alien written by James Robinson; Lucifer with Eddie Campbell; writing Absent Friends for Paul Grist; Tupelo with Matt DeGennaro and illustrating Glenn Dakin’s Greenhouse Warriors, Mr Night and The Rockpool Files . I have also appeared in Aces Weekly, Real Ghostbusters and Power Rangers magazine and many other comics and magazines published by the likes of Dark Horse, DC, Fantagraphics, Image and Rebellion. I have coloured Dr Who comics for IDW Publishing and Torchwood for Titan Books.If you are looking for a comic book artist or colorist then please email me at phil@elliott-design.com |
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| COLORING | TALES FROM GIMBLEY | ILLEGAL ALIEN | THE ROCKPOOL FILES | A DAY IN YOUR LIFE | SCIENCE STORIES 2 | SCIENCE STORIES | TUPELO - Volume 1 | TUPELO - Volume 2 | CONTRABAND | REAL GHOSTBUSTERS | MR NIGHT | ABSENT FRIENDS | Darren's Story |
| As well as my own work, I have also colored comics illustrated by other artists. These include Paul Grist, Mark Buckingham, John Ridgway, Steve Yeowell, Pia Guerra, Tim Hamilton, Hunt Emerson and Horacio Domingues. These comics were published by DC, Dark Horse, Image, IDW and Titan Books.
Click on the above image to see a few examples of my coloring work. If you are looking for a comic book colorist then please email me at phil@elliott-design.com |
Available to buy from http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/phil_elliott In His Cups is a complete collection of my tales from Gimbley featuring the eponymous evertman, dave Gimbley. Gimbley recounts tales from his youth including his one-night stand with Mona Lisa; a fight to the death with a sumo wrestler; being an integral part of a Performance Art piece; meeting the Holy Man and many other surreal, humorous and often poignant adventures. |
llegal Alien is an 80-page Graphic Novel published by Dark Horse Comics.
The book is written by James Robinson and is set in London during the 60's. The Beatles are about to hit the big time, the Cold War is escalating, and Guido Palmano has returned from America a changed man. Click on the cover above to read the first chapter. |
The Rockpool Files is a 48-page comic written by Glenn Dakin and illustrated by Phil Elliott and published by Slave Labor Graphics. |
Fungus - A Day in your Life is a 4-page comic drawn for the British Mycological Society,
The comic is being distributed through schools, flower shows, including the Chelsea Flower Show and scientific conventions. |
This is the second issue of an 8-page comic book produced for the Rothamsted Research Lab in Herfordshire, with funding from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.
The comic is distributed free through schools, libraries and scientific conferences to explain the various research being carried out at Rothamsted. |
Science Stories is an 8-page comic book produced for the Rothamsted Research Lab in Herfordshire, with funding from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.
The comic is distributed through schools, libraries and scientific conferences to explain the various research being carried out at Rothamsted. |
Written by Matt DeGennaro, Tupelo is a 144-page Graphic Novel, featuring a 5 track music CD!
From the streets of Greenwich Village comes the World's Greatest Junkie Superhero. Escorted through the city by his former Punk Rock band mate, The 11 O'Clock Man, the captain is on a quest to right the wrongs invisible to the naked eye. Click on cover above for more! |
The Second Tupelo book is now in production!
A mysterious song, one that possesses great power, has found it’s way back to its creators in New York City. This summer, Captain Tupelo and The 11’O Clock Man, will broadcast the song on a pirated network signal to the city of New York. The song that has razed the consciousness of a random few will now be aired wide, non-stop, 24 hours a day. A song that when heard, will literally spark 45 revolutions per minute. |
Contraband is a 144-page Graphic Novel, released in February 2008.
Written by Thomas Behe, the book ventures into a voyeur underground, where profit-hungry youths prowl city streets filming erotic and violent events for the mobile channel, Contraband. Click on the cover to read a 5-page preview. |
I have drawn almost 100 pages for The Real Ghostbusters comic (based on characters featured in the Ghostbusters film).
Click on the page above to see more. |
Mr Night collects together 3 comic strips written by Glenn Dakin and drawn by myself.
The Enemy of Mankind takes a holiday in Greece, holds a discourse on love and human relationships, meets Pythagoras and discovers that no man is a triangle. Glenn Dakin and Phil Elliott tour the lost horizons of the human mind and come back with presents for everybody. |
For a period, I collaborated with Paul Grist (Kane, Jack Staff) on a series of comic strips that were printed in a diverse selection of magazines, including Taboo and Escape. This book collects together all these stories for the first time and shows my personal vignettes about young love, struggling artistes and sex being brought to life by Grist’s sensitive rendering and supreme draughtsmanship. |
"Darren's Story" is a 4-page strip based on a true story that was published in an educational comicbook, Cops and Robbers, that was published by The Christian Police Association.
The comic is offered to young people detained in custody at police stations in London. |
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